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Yaku Patsa
World of Water
Overview
Genre
Culture, Environment, Docutainment, and Lifestyle
Synopsis
Rifting upstream from 2000 meters above sea level to 5000 meters, ‘World of Water’ encounters people and their culture, stories, histories and beliefs against the impossibly lush and breathtaking landscapes of southern Conchucos, Peru. Antonio, a carpenter, recounts how his ancestors used to call for water during droughts. Ninfa shows us how to make maize beer. Bebel, a film-maker, narrates an origin myth and Jose, a mountaineer describes how global warming is affecting his profession and the tranquil glaciers that give water to all the region. A ritual, a custom, a myth and a reality.
Stage
finished
Running time
34 minutes
Credits
Carlo Brescia
... Director, Producer, Writer
Miguel Piedra Collantes
... Director of Photography, Camera
Javier Becerra Heraud
... Sound, Editor, Colorist
Marcelo Rodríguez Escudero
... Assistant Camera, Camera
Gladys Jiménez Ramírez
... Assistant Producer
Teuta Vucaj
... Stills, Production Assistant
Carlos Cuya Torres
... Sound Editing
Tito La Rosa & Tavo Castillo
... Original Music Score
Kike Pinto
... Music Contributor
Erissoma
... Music Contributor
Production Details
Country
Peru
Production years
1
Locations
Ancash (Perú)
Distribution Details
Release year
2010
Festivals
5th Voices from Water (Aug 2010/Bangalore, India); 4th SURrealidades (Sep 2010/Bogota, Colombia); CRITERIO FILM FEST (Sep 2010/San Carlos, Costa Rica); XVI CINE ECO (Oct 2010/Seia, Portugal); 18th Mountain Film (Oct 2010/Poprad, Slovakia)
Awards
Festival SURrealidades, Mention of Honour
Language
Quechua & Spanish
Subtitles
Spanish, English, French, German, Portuguese, Slovene, Italian, Euskera, Catalan, Dutch
Overview
Genre
Culture, Environment, Docutainment, and LifestyleSynopsis
Rifting upstream from 2000 meters above sea level to 5000 meters, ‘World of Water’ encounters people and their culture, stories, histories and beliefs against the impossibly lush and breathtaking landscapes of southern Conchucos, Peru. Antonio, a carpenter, recounts how his ancestors used to call for water during droughts. Ninfa shows us how to make maize beer. Bebel, a film-maker, narrates an origin myth and Jose, a mountaineer describes how global warming is affecting his profession and the tranquil glaciers that give water to all the region. A ritual, a custom, a myth and a reality.
Stage
finishedRunning time
34 minutesCredits
Carlo Brescia
... Director, Producer, Writer
Miguel Piedra Collantes
... Director of Photography, Camera
Javier Becerra Heraud
... Sound, Editor, Colorist
Marcelo Rodríguez Escudero
... Assistant Camera, Camera
Gladys Jiménez Ramírez
... Assistant Producer
Teuta Vucaj
... Stills, Production Assistant
Carlos Cuya Torres
... Sound Editing
Tito La Rosa & Tavo Castillo
... Original Music Score
Kike Pinto
... Music Contributor
Erissoma
... Music Contributor